Build a Hydrogen Generator with Stainless Steel Plates

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The discussion revolves around building a hydrogen generator using stainless steel plates and the necessary equipment for the project. Participants suggest using TechShop in San Jose for access to machinery and classes, while also discussing the importance of the stainless steel plate's shape and size for effective hydrogen production. There is a debate about the use of stainless steel as a catalyst, with suggestions for conductive materials like baking soda or salt to enhance water conductivity. Concerns about safety and proper understanding of electrolysis processes are raised, emphasizing the need for knowledge before proceeding with the project. Overall, the conversation highlights the technical aspects of hydrogen generation and the resources available for DIY enthusiasts.
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psycho rich said:
Most systems use metal washers , they are cheap and easily replaced
Have you considered injecting the hydrogen via the smog pump?

I see. Metal plates provides greater surface area of electrolysis. That's why I'm determined to use steel plates. And I'm not sure. To be honest, I'm still on the process of learning about cars.
 

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